That thing you're fearing won't come is here. Step back and feel the bigger picture."For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of Love, and of a sound mind." -2 Timothy 1:7 I Love you,Nik Join our Mantra Chanting Challenge! Starts tomorrow! "While the mind sees only boundaries, Love sees the secret way there."-Rumi"To heal is to touch with Love that which was previously touched by fear."-Stephen Levine"One of the Hebrew words for "humble" is ani. It means "circumstantial humility." It's used in the Old Testament when someone suffers or has been afflicted. They find themselves in a lowly position physically, materially and socially.Ani often leads to anav, another Hebrew word, which relates to humble character. Over and over in the Old Testament, God shares how He cares for the humble. He guides the anav, as Psalm 25:9 says: "He guides the humble in what is right and teaches them his way". He crowns the anav with victory. (Psalm 149:4) He encourages the anav. (Psalm 34:2) The reward? The anav inherit the land. (Psalm 37:11)Pastor Dave Adamson writes, "The Hebrew word 'avanah' is translated as 'humility: But an expanded translation would be to occupy our God-given space. Humility is not just avoiding overstepping our boundaries, but it's also being sure we step into them!'According to Adamson, an expanded translation of "humility" is "to occupy our God-given space." When the assigned space God has given us feels too large and we feel too small, we are forgetting that the Creator God assigned us there. No space is too large for Him, and no assignment is too hard."-Heather Macfayden @dontmomalone via @Proverbs31ministries Support the show